As you can see, I'm not a movie buff. If it is on the television I will watch it.



What interests me more is having friends. How about a nice glass of champagne.

I used to really enjoy dancing when I could. I miss that ability more than most.


I love all types of music from pop music to the clasics. I particularly enjoy 'The slaves chorus' from Nabucco by Verdi. Having said that; I love all music. If you could only hear my Ipod Shuffle, you would fall about laughing. In the 16 hours it holds there is every kind of music that you could think of, Especially Scottish Music.

I loved a lot of the classics but can't read very much now because of failing eyesight. Books by Thomas Hardy were my most read.Any I get now are on disc and never seem the same somehow.

My favorite colour is either Rainbow or psychedelic or how ever that is spelled. I said I liked colour, not spelling. How can I choose one over the rest. God made our eyes to see all of his colours.

I enjoy most food. I am a big believer in vegetables and fruit. I'm not over keen on red meat, but am very fond of chicken, or wine for my friends here on the hill.

Welcome anyone who feels the need to follow me, but be warned, I am rather boring.

I'm 57 years young, mother of two daughters, grand ma to 4 grand daughters and grand nana to my first Great grand daughter. I've always been a home maker, my husband had to travel a lot with his job in the Civil Servis, so had to be on hand for the kids and then foster children. Ran the Girl Guides and later the Boy Scouts but had to give it all up when I became ill. Bow I find out that I also have osteoporosis. It was too severe to go on a medical trial, but I have now started medication which will repair the damage, I hope.






I have been married for 37 years, I can't believe that. That is more than twice the ammount of time I was single!

Cats, cats and more cats...I also like dogs but can't look after them anymore. Grand children are good as well, but can't eat a whole one anymore.


The Pot of Gold
While walking all alone, in the quiet woods one day,
I met a little sprite meandering along the way.
"Where do ye go my lassie fair?", the wee man softly cried.
"To find myself a pot of gold," was all that I replied.


"If 'tis your wish and you don't mind". The wee man softly sang,
"I'll walk along this quiet road, with you a little while.
And down along the way, we'll surely meet the local gang,
Together we can all, perhaps, enjoy a little smile."



And sure enough, 'twas not so very, very far along,
There was a sight, the like of which, I'd never really seen.
Three jolly souls sat gladly, singing out their joyful song,
And merrily they all did sing "The Wearing of the Green."



"What is it Lass," the wee man asked, "Ye truly seek to find?
For wealth and gold, ye surely know, can't ease a troubled mind.
The old man of the forest, we'll now both go forth and seek.
Into the path of true contentment, he will let us peek."


To me, these words of wisdom, the old man did truly give.
"There's just one way that you may find a happy life to live.
Seek not the hidden rainbow, child, for it cannot be found.
The pot of gold you now do seek is everywhere around."


"Throughout your long life, firm friendships you will surely find.
Found in those friendships and the love that they will bring to mind,
For those whom you hold close to you, if I may state so bold,
Is more wealth than at the rainbow's end, or in any pot of gold?"



Those words of wisdom shared with me, I took with me away.
And as I walked life's road from then, until this very day.
The gift of love I knew, that if the truth, were to be told,
Is richer than at the rainbow's end or in any pot of gold.
By Heather Hutchinson

Being treated like an idiot, it's MS that I have, it's not contagious and only affects my body and eyes, not my intellegence. (apart from my spelling.) Folk who blame Kids fo everything. Folk who litter and are rude, and people who think Scotland is part of England instead of part of the UK.



I don't like creepy crawlies. DO YOU? Most of them work at Westminster.

remembering when I was riding pillion on our Gold Wing Motor Bike. Camping in the summer. Going to new places, either here in Scotland, England or Europe. I have been told to give the bike up because of the Osteoporosis. Making cards and beads when I am able and of course THE COMPUTER.